GAPScore

06/24/2026

It's all good and free green.
No upgrades needed but greatly appreciated.
Love,
Earth

Your house is like a box

06/24/2026

GAPScore anywhere around the world.
Read yesterday's study.
"Data was collected from 30 case-study projects and industry-wide reports covering more than 500 homes (in Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia, Tasmania and Western Australia). It shows that developers, in addition to long-term owners, do benefit financially from going green."

Builders and homeowners are both paying a price for this myth about sustainability features such as solar panels, insulation and batteries.

06/23/2026

Have a free GAPScore compliments of GAPScore, Inc. to honor the Oak Park Climate Action Network

05/14/2026

Thank you Al Gore for your passion.

04/17/2026

Tom Skilling A good example of how carbon acts in the environment, take a look at smoke. Concetrations of carbon are heaviest in direct flow from the source and disperses across an elevation. Concentrations of carbon ppm in the atmosphere decrease when freshly produced oxygen is added to the computations. There is a thing called smoke lighting that happens when carbon filled air is compressed by two weather fronts and wind collides in opposite directions.
When you see a lighting storm, think of the carbon riding the weather front, like surfing in Hawaii.

Before the Industrial Revolution CO2 sat at 280 ppm for thousands of years. Humans moved it to 430 ppm in roughly 200.
Atmospheric CO2 hit a seasonal peak of 430.5 ppm at Mauna Loa Observatory in May 2025, the highest level in millions of years according to NOAA and Scripps Institution of Oceanography. The 2024 annual average reached 422.8 ppm marking the largest single-year increase ever recorded at 3.75 ppm. Ice cores from Antarctica confirm CO2 never exceeded 300 ppm in the past 800,000 years. The current rate of increase is approximately 100 times faster than any natural rise in Earth's history.
Shared for informational purposes only.
Source: NOAA Global Monitoring Laboratory / Scripps Institution of Oceanography / Mauna Loa Observatory (2025)

04/12/2026

Are you time impoverished? In a hurry and just want to see the green potential score and not have to go through all of the expanded data and research stuff?
Just answer the the numbered questions. These are primary questions for your score. All the expanded sections are included for residential green disclosures and appraisal green addendums. Any history and dates are optional and pretty much for your benefit. Anything can change in your house, a little or a lot.
So, raise your GAPScore doing it.

04/02/2026

Homes have reduced their carbon emissions over the decades.
This 800 page report details so much climate action info, it's scary. Look at the residential direct and residual GHG emissions stats.

View or download the Inventory of U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Sinks: 1990-2022, including individual chapters and annexes.